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Greg Terlecky Autographed 1975 SSPC Card #299 St. Louis Cardinals PSA/DNA #26603016 Redskins Hand signed Football jersey autographed

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Greg Terlecky Autographed 1975 SSPC Card #299 St. Louis Cardinals PSA DNA #26603016 Redskins Hand signed Football jersey autographed Hand signed Football jersey autographed by YA Tittle with HOF 71 inscription and authenticated by JSA Milwaukee Brewers and MLB fans can add a conversation starter to their collection with an autographed replica baseball jersey It has been authenticated by PSA DNA and comes encapsulated in their tamper proof holder This is a 1975 SSPC Card #299 that has been hand signed by Greg Terlecky

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